Sentence examples for bit of difficulty and from inspiring English sources
"They've got a common bond that they're in a bit of difficulty and they have to dig in to get themselves out of it".
Scoring is on a 4-point scale with responses spanning 0=no difficulty, 1=a little difficulty, 2=quite a bit of difficulty and 3=very much difficulty.
He had a bit of difficulty recalling precisely when he recused himself and whom he told about that decision.
Functional outcome indicated 'moderate difficulty' in patients following segmental transport and 'a little bit of difficulty' following lengthening of healed fractures.
Computer Expert Kevin Kachikian was back on the stand this morning and having a bit of difficulty briefly answering Mr. Braun's questions.
The results of the LEFS questionnaire showed overall function of the lower extremity to be in the 'moderate difficulty' class for patients who underwent segmental transport and in 'a little bit of difficulty' for those who underwent lengthening.
Tells of woman in Italy who goes to claim her trunk at the customs and runs into quite a bit of difficulty with the customs house inspector, who makes things as complicated as possible for her.
By Irma Brandeis The New Yorker, July 11 , 1931P. 57 Tells of woman in Italy who goes to claim her trunk at the customs and runs into quite a bit of difficulty with the customs house inspector, who makes things as complicated as possible for her.
That's what a kinder soul might be inclined to do, and even then they'd likely have a bit of difficulty defending it in court.
Total scores can range from 0 to 80. Function is defined as follows: extreme difficulty or unable to perform activity (0 19 points), quite a bit of difficulty (20 39 points), moderate difficulty (40 59 points), a little bit of difficulty (60 79 points), and no difficulty (80 points).
